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Flood Warning Issued For Sturgeon River Area

With the rain and snowmelt recently, flooding is expected to be a concern in the Copper Country. The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Warning for the Sturgeon River area near Alston affecting parts of Baraga and Houghton Counties. The location received around an inch of rain Sunday, and …

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National Weather Service Marquette Spring Weather Presentations Scheduled

As seen in recent years, America is becoming increasingly vulnerable to weather events.  Even Upper Michigan, which many perceive as being immune to significant weather, faces significant threats from winter storms, flooding, wind storms, and severe thunderstorms.  Each year, meteorologists from the National Weather Service in Marquette travel across Upper Michigan …

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Keweenaw Bridal Expo Donates Proceeds To Flood Relief

The following press release was issued by the Portage Health Foundation: [Hancock, MI] When the Father’s Day Flood happened last June, it brought in a lot of support throughout the immediate process. People and organizations from all across the country sent financial aid to support the Portage Health Foundation’s Flood …

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City Of Hancock Looking To Hire Downtown Development Coordinator

The city of Hancock is looking to hire a Downtown Development Coordinator. The part-time position was recently approved by the DDA and the responsibilities include business retention, business recruitment, planning and promoting downtown activities and marketing. The position requires an energetic, results-oriented professional enthusiastic about the future of Downtown Hancock. …

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Two New Troopers Join MSP Calumet Post

Two new troopers are joining the Michigan State Police Calumet Post. Shelby-native Freddy Bahena and Braden Knoop of Charlevoix graduated from the 135th Trooper Recruit School on April 3rd. MSP Director Col. Joe Gasper administered the Oath of Office during the ceremony at the Lansing Center. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer delivered …

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April Nordic Film Series to Feature the 2017 Drama Ikitie

Several Finnish-American researchers have devoted their academic careers to the phenomenon known as “Karelian Fever.” Many families across the Copper Country and beyond have ancestors who died as a result of that dark chapter in Finnish-American history. Thousands of Finnish-Americans and Finnish-Canadians left North America, which was stricken by the …

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